education provided beyond high school, such as college, university, or professional school.

Education that comes after secondary and further education, leading to a qualification or credit awarded by a degree-awarding body. Typically it involves working towards a degree, but some programmes may lead to a diploma, certificate or other award or qualification on the national Frameworks for Higher Education Qualifications of UK Degree-Awardin [..]

Usually refers to education beyond high school level, often in colleges or universities.

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provided by a variety of universities and colleges to adults over the age of 16. Higher education normally involves courses working towards a degree level qualification, as opposed to further education.

The Higher education sector in Australia refers to universities that provide the highest level of education qualification available in Australia.

Australia’s Tertiary Education system is often split into two sections – Vocational Education and Training (VET) and Higher Education. Higher Education usually refers to universities.

a level of education that follows secondary school and normally taken at the college or university.

Higher education courses are programmes leading to qualifications, or credits which can be counted towards qualifications, which are above the standard of GCE A-levels or other Level 3 qualifications. They include degree courses, postgraduate courses and sub-degree courses such as those leading to HNCs or HNDs.

All education at university level, including both undergraduate and postgraduate qualifications. See Higher education

Often called 'tertiary education', higher education is the education provided by a university or other education organisation approved to issue university-level qualifications. Tertiary educ [..]

Higher education courses are programmes leading to qualifications, or credits which can be counted towards qualifications.  They include HNCs, HNDs, degree courses, and postgraduate courses. Higher education takes place in universities and higher education institutions, and colleges.

Postsecondary education at colleges, universities, professional schools, technical institutes, etc.

postsecondary education, i.e., beyond high school, leading to academic degrees or credentials.

Higher education applies to academic programmes of study that may be entered by students holding either an appropriate school leaving certificate from an upper secondary school or other relevant professional qualifications or approved prior learning and/or prior experience. Providers may be universities, universities of professional studies, higher [..]

education beyond the secondary level, especially at college or university ( see tertiary).

n. educación superior, educación postsecundaria

Post-secondary education offered by a university or other recognised higher education institution, or through Open Learning Australia, leading to the award of a degree or higher level qualification.

the level of education we can help you apply to – from undergraduate courses when you’ve finished further education, to postgraduate courses you can move on to after graduating from an undergraduate d [..]

Post-Australian Year 12 or equivalent studies leading to awards including bachelor degrees, graduate certificates, graduate diploma, masters degrees and doctorates.

Postsecondary education at colleges, universities, junior or community colleges, professional schools, technical institutes, and teacher-training schools.

Higher education is education provided by a university or other recognised higher education provider, leading to the award of a degree or higher-level qualification.

Refers to education, training, research, and community service outreach at the post-secondary level (USAID Automated Directives System - ADS - Chapter 216).

This term refers to all programs for high school graduates, including vocational and technical schools and programs at two- and four-year colleges and universities.

This term means 'after high school' and refers to all programs for high school graduates, including programs at two and four-year colleges, universities, vocational & technical schools, and graduate schools.

A term that refers to colleges, universities, and any education beyond high school that leads to a certificate or a college degree.

Is a part of the tertiary education sector and includes universities and other education providers (including TAFE). Higher Education providers (HE) deliver academic qualifications for students seekin [..]

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degree courses, usually at universities.